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jowsie
3mo ago
I'd say it's cultural. Stiff upper lip and all that. It would be impolite or even confrontational to complain about something, so you have a little moan instead. A common response to the question "how are you?" is "
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jowsie
3mo ago
Their comment is even funnier considering the sudden rise of Farage and Friends. Their attempts to claim culture is governed by strong borders is also hilarious when an hour's drive in any direction from London would expose them to peo
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jowsie
3mo ago
I feel this post is also an example of the the British past time of having a moan. It's a stereotype that Brits can be miserable and complain a lot, but the truth is most of us just enjoy having a moan about ultimately inconsequential
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jowsie
3mo ago
I'm guessing this is very context/region dependant. Calling someone a nonce as a bit of banter would be more acceptable than calling them a paedophile when I was growing up. I assume because using the officially recognised term ma
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jowsie
3mo ago
Arsed. Both are used in my experience, though arsed seems more common. Could be regional.
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3mo ago
There's a rather large and easily understood difference between wanting to preserve your Britishness in the face of the Americans, and joining Lennon-Yaxleys band of gammon faced flag shaggers (though flying the flag is less of a signa
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3mo ago
The majority like it, though there's always a debate about the correct preparation method. I've always felt like a bit of an outsider whenever a brew is offered and I ask if they have coffee, and I've lived here all mi life.
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jowsie
3mo ago
The fact you think he's afraid may be a signal that you also aren't a Brit.
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3mo ago
Neuro-sama has been a thing for quite a while, and is much more interesting than ChatGPT in a waifu suit. https://youtube.com/channel/UCLHmLrj4pHHg3-iBJn_CqxA
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jowsie
3mo ago
I'd love to read a full transcript of someone going through this kind of collaborative programming. I see this kind of process mentioned a lot but can't quite figure out the details in my head. If anyone has a link to a blog post
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jowsie
6mo ago
What makes it humiliating? To me, it's just words, a little childish but still. I'm a Brit though, and I feel we have a much more lax attitude to swearing over here.
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6mo ago
The tech doesn't sound that interesting at all. Every AI Degen thread on 4chan and similar has included model fine tuning instructions for a few years now, for the express purpose of cloning an existing artists style. I also find it in
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7mo ago
This is completely ignoring the most common reason for not having children that I've heard amongst friends and family: "I can't afford a house, I'll never be able to afford kids."
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jowsie
2y ago
It's not about testing it with your eyes, but about where the shrapnel might end up if things go very wrong.
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jowsie
2y ago
Searching for '"AD friendly" email' brings up another temporary email service that this appears to be a clone of ( https://huo.fo/ ), and this hackernews post with you asking what it means. Active Director
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jowsie
2y ago
Nearly all modern arcade cabinets just have regular PCs in them.
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jowsie
3y ago
Streaming from console or gpu driver addon trash is normally as simple as clicking a link and/or logging in to the site.
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jowsie
3y ago
The one in the tweet doesn't look a whole lot better.
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jowsie
3y ago
Labour are regularly referred to as Tory-lite and with the way it's being run by Keith people feel it's just the Tory party but in red.
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4y ago
>How long until someone comes forward genuinely in romantic love with an LLM? People fall in love over the internet all the time. Maybe this time it's not a real person. This has been a thing for a while with apps like Replika, whic
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jowsie
4y ago
Sponsorblock is pretty good for avoiding those, too.
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4y ago
He does some processing on the area of the footage with the crt's to make them look nicer on video. You can't actually see the screen, it's just a square the same size as the monitor that seems to be making that region darker
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jowsie
4y ago
This came out recently and shows it well I feel. 2 producers, same vocal software, distinctive sounds between them. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lMEt3RdqB9Y
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4y ago
He compared taking ecstasy to riding a horse in terms of danger. It's one of many things that led to him being sacked.
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jowsie
4y ago
It's easy on Windows, just winkey+.
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4y ago
Does it matter?
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4y ago
> My name is - yanagamiyuki : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1hj3BDehQGc Never thought I'd find something this interesting from a HN thread, thanks!
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jowsie
4y ago
Nanahira is a real person, not a vocaloid
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4y ago
We can model humans walking naturally, they just don't bother for CoD.
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4y ago
He cooperates with the law in the country he resides and the site is hosted in. He told NZ to fuck off 'cause they had no say in whether or not he was allowed to host the video.
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